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Narrated by Joaquin Phoenix, this is an eye-opening documentary about human cruelty inflicted upon animals, and about the hypocrisy of humans, who unhealthily, immorally and abusively consume everything that comes from animals, conduct experiments that aren’t lifesaving on them, use them for entertainment purposes, skin them, etc.,…and all in a mass-production way, so as “to cut expenses”. For example, “let’s keep skinning the foxes but without the expensive anesthesia”.
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Magnificent soundtrack no doubt. A surreal real psycho story of a not very average individual, FH = Fuck head (Billy Crudup), that’s how they call him. With some known actors, such as Dennis Hooper or Jack Black, the film tells about a guy who fucks everything he touches, not in a sexual way. He just manages to get all wrong even he is not a bad will person. Once day he will know Michelle, and both will deeply fall in love… (more…)

This is a movie written, edited, directed and co-starred by the same person, Marianna Polka, which in itself is not very common. It has truly nothing to do with what the title conveys. At the beginning it seems to be just another alternative youth movie but then, right after Marianna Palka shows up, one begins to think something out of the normal is taking place. (more…)

Dorian "Doc" Paskowitz
Surfwise is above all adjectives, an inspiring chant of life – life in a different, alternate way, to the standard path we all know. This is the story of the Paskowitz family, a Californian 9- kids patriarchal family who went through their adolescent years, brought together and glued by surf and by the centrifugal force that Dorian “Doc” Paskowitz – the ultimate beach boy, created.
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Life Apart brings us a view into the life of the Hassidic Jews in the United States: how Hasidics arrived to America in the first place, how do they live their day-to-day life, interact with society and preserve their tribute. During the most antisemitic times in Europe, the Hasidim sought a place where they would be able to live peacefully and thrive as a community, far from persecution and pogroms. At first, and before World War II, the US did not strike them as a place where they could live freely on the one hand, and preserve their Jewish identity and heritage, as it was passed on from the old Eastern European Hasidic communities – on the other. (more…)